You're welcome ANXAnalog-X64 wrote:Thanks for sharing that story with us Razmo.
One really funny thing was to sit (I was one of the first to enter the building) and watch what types of people that attended... you could see children, guys in suits and tie, the relaxed person in vest and smoking pipe... yong people, old people more than 60 years old... even a few punkers with wild hair showed up.... litteraly every social class and type of person was attending.
Jarre has an appeal for almost everyone obviosly... he's unique and timeless. I'll certainly mourn his loss when he dies more than I'll ever mourn Jackson, that is for sure.
